The collective behavior of many quantum particles often bears no resemblance to their individual characters, and demands fundamentally new paradigms for their description. We are a Condensed Matter Theory group with diverse interests in the physics of Quantum Many-Body systems. We are most active in the fields of Weyl Semimetals, Chaos and Thermalization, Quasi-1D phenomena and Topological Superconductivity.
Group news
(Jul 2024) Aymen Nomani successfully completes his Ph.D. Congratulations, and best wishes for the future!
(Apr 2024) Swadeepan Nanda wins the Cora Hawley scholarship. Congratulations!
(Jun 2023) Our work on the vortex spectrum of superconducting Weyl semimetals featured in the Department and the College news. Watch a recent talk.
(May 2023) Aymen wins the Paul W. Chu Scholarship. Congratulations!
(Aug 2022) Our work on Surface Luttingers arcs in Weyl semimetals selected as Editors' Suggestion in Physical Review B Letters.
(Apr - Jun 2022) Aymen wins multiple scholarships: Cullen Graduate Student Success Fellowship, Dr. Ki Bui Ma Memorial Scholarship, Carolyn Farb Scholarship, Eckard Pfeiffer Scholarship. Congratulations!
(May 2022) Shun-Chiao Chang and Rauf Giwa successfully complete their Ph.D. and become the first graduates of the group. Congratulations, and best wishes! Watch the hooding video
(Apr 2021) Osakpolor Eki Obakpolor one of 10 winners at the UH Graduate Research Showcase poster session.
(Mar 2021) Pavan Hosur awarded NSF CAREER grant. A summary of the proposal is here.
(Oct 2019) Rauf Giwa wins 1st prize in the poster session at the UH-MRS Symposium.
(Dec 2018) Hridis Pal joins the Department of Physics at IIT Bombay as an Assistant Professor.
Above: Celebrating Aymen's Ph.D. completion
Below: Rauf and Shun-Chiao's hooding video
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